Litter Training: MOVED from temporary forum

[NorthernAutumn]

Snufflez wrote:

I had my boy litter trained at my boyfriends place. Since then i have moved them home to my parents house and they where not able to use their litter box as the cage i had them in was to small. I have since then bought a dog kennel and they now have their litter box back. I have the floor of the kennel lined with carpet and they would pee in the opposite corner from t hier litter box. But i have bought a giant igloo for them and a dog training aid called no pee. You spray it where they went and it eliminates the scent. Is it ok for me to use this stuff?

Flashy wrote:

I would probably guess that's not safe to use, but you can use a distilled white vinegar and water solution, and that is definitely safe for bunnies.

 

[TreasuredFriend]

Is your man telling you he wants the litter box moved to an alternate corner or location?

Have you tried soaking up the pee with a paper towel and placing it in the box, the area he's decided the box looks "best"?

Our 4-yr-old Papa, back in 2003, was a chicken coop transfer. It took several months for him to catch on to box habits, post neuter and adoption. I kept putting the box in one spot to suit the dog kennel crate, Papa would pee in a Different spot. ullhair:The arrangement was not to his choosing.

Has your boy decided he likes a different corner for his litter box placement?

1/3 vinegar and 2/3rd's water solution is a good suggestion for removing soilies.
kherrmann also had an item that worked well for scent and stain removal from fiber areas. Found at Wal-Mart I believe.

How's he doing now? :brownbunny

and there's political peeing behavior ... from those smarty buns.